Its a 1394 port, its like USB, a little bit slower though. Some External devices will use it to connect to a PC. What!? I thought FireWire was faster than USB. XD It's got a common use to connect PCs via Cable DSL to a Cable modem. Can't think of much else though...
Its a 1394 port, its like USB, a little bit slower though. Some External devices will use it to connect to a PC. What!? I thought FireWire was faster than USB. XD It's got a common use to connect PCs via Cable DSL to a Cable modem. Can't think of much else though... Older USB, but not USB 2.0 :P
Its a 1394 port, its like USB, a little bit slower though. Some External devices will use it to connect to a PC. What!? I thought FireWire was faster than USB. XD It's got a common use to connect PCs via Cable DSL to a Cable modem. Can't think of much else though...
"It's got a common use to connect PCs via Cable DSL to a Cable modem."
Uh...what? Is that supposed to be a joke, or were you actually trying to make sense? I can't tell.
IEEE 1394/FireWire is a port with up to 400Mbps. It's technically slower than USB 2.0 (480Mbps), but, in reality, it's not. It can be used for all the same things USB 2.0 could be used for, you just don't see things like FireWire jump drives because PCs usually have few or no FireWire ports. There's a second FireWire, 1394b which can operate at up to 800Mbps, but it is even more rare than the 400Mbps version.
Its a 1394 port, its like USB, a little bit slower though. Some External devices will use it to connect to a PC. What!? I thought FireWire was faster than USB. XD It's got a common use to connect PCs via Cable DSL to a Cable modem. Can't think of much else though...
"It's got a common use to connect PCs via Cable DSL to a Cable modem."
Uh...what? Is that supposed to be a joke, or were you actually trying to make sense? I can't tell.
IEEE 1394/FireWire is a port with up to 400Mbps. It's technically slower than USB 2.0 (480Mbps), but, in reality, it's not. It can be used for all the same things USB 2.0 could be used for, you just don't see things like FireWire jump drives because PCs usually have few or no FireWire ports. There's a second FireWire, 1394b which can operate at up to 800Mbps, but it is even more rare than the 400Mbps version. i could have swore that firewire was a lot faster than usb but i guess not i have 4 firewire ports in my pc never use them tho lol but i do use the hell outta my 8 usb ports
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